Hoover and Public Attitudes on Centralization and Reform
The piece argues that Americans favor local self government and privacy but swing to federal control on Muscle Shoals hydro power and farm relief. It notes Hoover and Smith align with expanded authority in different areas, while public opinion is opportunistic and emotional rather than principled. It warns against rushing policy like Prohibition or McNary Haugen without clear understanding.
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Editorial Attacks Republicans in Indiana Politics and Power Debates
The Indianapolis Times critiques the Indiana Republican machine backing Leslie for governor and warns voters to support Dailey in a drive against corruption. It cites figures like Jackson Wald Duvall Coffin and alleges power company maneuvers against federal oversight, urging action to curb political and industrial entanglements. It also notes Hoover Smith Foster as competing presidential candidates, defending American democracy and warning against Communism while praising cooperative labor capital ideas.
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New York World Urges Cleanup of Republican Leadership
The World criticizes Dr. Hubert Work and the Ohio gang, cites scandals in veterans’ bureau and alien property office, and opposes Teapot Dome style oil deals. It argues for reform within the Republican party and says Herbert Hoover could lead the cleanup, naming David Dietz in science.
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Pasteur and the Birth of Microbe Science
The article praises Pasteur for linking microbes to disease and recalls his experiments and lectures. It notes his cautious approach, the early intuition, and how his work spurred public interest and funding for microbial research while urging sane hygiene rather than fear.
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France
French Academy
This Date in U S History Highlights
On October 24 1774 the Continental Congress urged suspending public amusements. In 1871 Washington dispatch declared victory at Yorktown, read in Congress. In 1852 Daniel Webster, noted statesman, died. In 1861 West Virginians voted to form a new state.
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Canned Foods Rich in Vitamins Say Experts
Dr Morris Fishbein reports that modern canning preserves vitamins better than some fresh storage. Studies show canned tomatoes and spinach retain vitamins after years, while canned cabbage peas spinach apples and peaches often beat fresh in vitamin C content. Spinach remains a top vitamin A source. vitamin losses mainly from oxidation, not cooking.
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Americca
F. F. Kohman
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Greatest travesty in court as ex Queens president gets year
A lengthy broadside rails at Maurice Connolly former Queens Borough President for a year sentence in a sewer pipe scandal worth sixteen million dollars. The piece lambasts Hoover and others, mocks political ambitions, and criticizes Washington’s beauty campaign while urging voter education before elections.
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Queens
New York City
National Security League
Daily Thoughts on Charity and Grace
A brief reader note cites Matthew 6 3 on alms and quotes Longfellow calling gifts the greatest grace because they anticipate no return. The passage emphasizes generosity and selflessness as a noble trait.
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Oridge Pulul Puzzle Solve North South Three Tricks
A bridge puzzle by Fabyan Mathey presents trumps and a perfect defense. North and South must win all three tricks. analyze the diagram and discover the unique solution that guarantees the three tricks.
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Trick to avoid leading trumps in a bridge problem
South leads ace of clubs then small heart, North trumps, South king of trumps wins final trick. Noting if South had led heart first North would have been overcalled and West could discard queen of clubs, altering the play and defeating the problem.
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NEA Service, Inc
Campaign silence on foreign policy discussed by observers
Washington observers note a shift in campaign talk as Hughes and other leaders give little attention to foreign policy. They cite issues from the Kellogg pact to naval arms, debt talks, and Latin American interventions, suggesting a bipartisan majority consensus with a small progressive minority.
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Times Readers Voice Views on Smith Economy
A Times reader submission critiques Smith's federal economy stance, praising candor and figures while noting editorial bias. The letter discusses immigration laws, Hoover and Smith positions, and calls for balanced view amid sharp political rhetoric.
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